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Grouping, sorting and filtering for Windows Phone 7 – what the options are?
One of the most useful controls in Windows Phone 7 is the so called “JumpList” and its popup “Quick Jump Grid” UI – that is, according to the official Microsoft design guidelines, a “Way to help the user to scroll through long lists”. The First Look example of RadJumpList in our demo application Much like in Windows 7, the “quick jump grid” user experience enables you with fast navigation to a desired location within the associated list of items. In order to populate the jump grid with items, the underlying list should be grouped by some criteria. So, how do we... -
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Reflections on the .NET world
This could have been a blog post about the (almost) 9 year anniversary of .NET but the title is just a play of words. As pictures are worth a thousand words, I'll let the screenshots do the talking about a really cool feature that will ship in JustCode very soon. The “Decompile” command is available inside metadata .cs files and you can run it both for members: (the above command does this) and for entire types: Want to learn more? Keep an eye on the Telerik blogs and our Twitter feed in the upcoming weeks. We will be posting a lot of information. We will also offer FREE licenses... -
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Online demo for Windows Phone 7 Gauges
Last week we officially published our first Beta release of the Rad Controls for Windows Phone 7. One of the major new components in this Beta release is our first data visualization entry - RadGauge. You can read more info about RadGauge in the announcement blog post. What we did right after the beta release is to make sure that RadGauge can be seen online - hosted in-browser. As you know the WP7 platform is based on the Silverlight 3 framework and this means that with very little changes we can show our WP7 controls hosted inside the browser. This is what we did -... -
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Telerik RadMap for Silverlight – Custom provider
Since Q1 2011 several changes were made to the RadMap improving it's functuonality - multiple providers added, support for culture settings to the map sources, own set of commands shown in every provider's CommandBar and etc. The RadMap provider architecture implemented in Q1 2011 release became not backwards-compatible with previous versions of the control. For RadMap's Custom Provider version 2011 Q1 and later, please refer to this blog post. Currently the RadMap control supports a few providers: · Bing Maps · OpenStreet Maps (also described in Vesselin’s blogpost) · Empty Provider This blogpost will demonstrate how to create a custom map provider. For the purposes of this example will create a provider for NAVTEQ. The... -
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Integrating your Windows Phone unit tests with MSBuild #4: The WP7 Unit Test Application
All of you that have been following my blog series about our automated approach for WP7 unit test execution may have noticed that the last couple of weeks I did not manage to publish since I mainly focused on the preparations around our upcoming Beta 1 release. Although a bit late, this blog comes together with a very solid and exciting version of RadControls for Windows Phone 7 that will bring to you a bunch of new controls and tools to play with so keep in touch to see what’s under the hood. With this blog I am going to introduce... -
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Gauge components for Windows Phone beta
The first beta release for our Windows Phone controls is here and along with the jump-list, super-fast list box, data engine and the mandatory controls polish we also managed to squeeze in some completely new gauge components. The gauges for windows phone more closely resemble a miniature library of classes rather than single reusable components because there are so many properties to tweak. It makes no sense to try and encapsulate all of this flexibility in a single object with some properties. During the design-phase of the gauges a few questions popped up the most important of which is, of course, what exactly... -
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Learn How to Win a Free License for RadControls for Windows Phone
If you’ve started Windows Phone 7 application development already, or have an idea about an application you want to build, you also have a great chance to win a free license for RadControls for Windows Phone. All you need to do is: be among the first 500 people to download the brand new Beta release of RadControls submit your application featuring any of RadControls for Windows Phone to the Marketplace until 10th of May and send us the link at windowsphoneapps[at]telerik[dot]com We will also be glad to help you increase exposure for your app. Check out our brand new Showcase section, where we add... -
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RadControls for Windows Phone 7 Q1 2011 Beta released
We are most excited to announce the immediate availability of our RadControls for Windows Phone 7 Q1 2011 Beta release. This is a major milestone for us and we managed to complete all the scheduled new controls and features as well as lots of bug fixes and polish over the entire suite. In case you still don't have a copy grab one from here. I cannot wait to share what’s new in this release: Gauge: The First Look example in our Demo application Gauges are a fundamental part of every data visualization application and that is why we focused our efforts on delivering industry leading solution... -
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Highlighting Adjacent Points with RadChart for WPF
There are times when we run into a scenario in which we need point selection on a chart. Luckily, RadChart for WPF and Silverlight already has this feature - but what if you need to find the closest point to where you selected on a chart? And what if you have multiple chart series that you are doing this with? Normally, this would be a bit of a challenge as this involves figuring out where the user clicked, what is around it, etc. Luckily for us, we have charting wizards like Manol Donev on our team and an aggressive release cycle here at Telerik. The... -
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Join Telerik at StarEast and Get $400 Off Your Registration Fee!
If your work involves software testing, then attending StarEast is a must. Now in its nineteenth year, StarEast conference delivers the latest trends, technologies, and strategies in the industry today. As a Platinum Sponsor and exhibitor, we’d like to invite you to join us on the Expo floor at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort, in Orlando, Florida, May 1-6, 2011. What’s more, Telerik is giving away promo coupons to help you save $400 from the registration price if you register by March 4th. Register online using special promo code: TEEV to claim your discount. There are lots of exciting new updates coming to our...
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